Cult Connections

Ian reaches the penultimate broadcast episode of the show! The Cure. Written by Edward J Lakso. Directed by Bernard McEveety. Guest starring Sondra Locke and David Sheiner

A nice surprise as we get to the business end! Episode 11: The Tyrant. Directed by Ralph Senensky. Written by Walter Black. Guest starring Percy Rodrigues

We head back to Central City for a bit of that old 70s favourite, brainwashing! The Interrogation. Directed by Alf Kjelin. Written by Richard Collins. Guest starring Beverly Garland and Anne Seymour.

Our heroes get up to some horsey highjinks but is this episode a thoroughbred or fit for the knackers yard? Episode 9: The Horse race. Directed by Jack Starret. Written by David P Lewis and Booker Bradshaw. Guest starring John Hoyt

The Doctor as Merlin? Two Brigadeers? Is Ace really ace?   Battlefield (1989). Directed by Michael Kerrigan. Written by Ben Aaronovitch. Starring Sylvester McCoy, Sophie Aldred and Jean Marsh.

The Bantha Liberation Front return as Maria and Ian review the first three episodes of Andor Season 2.

Ian reviews the latest version of HG Wells classic novel starring Ice Cube and Eva Longoria

Episode 8: The Deception Directed by Don MacDougall. Written by Anthony Lawrence. Guest starring Jane Actman.

Our trio head into medical drama terriotry for epsode 7. The Surgeon. Directed by Arnold Laven. Written by Barry Oringer. Guest starring Jacqueline Scott, Michael Strong.

Ian and Mark "Planty" Plant continue their very occasional series by covering one of Michael winners good ones! The Mechanic (1972) Directed by Michael Winner. Written by Lewis John Carlino. Starring Charles Bronson and Jan-Michael Vincent.

Ian gives us his thoughts on the new superman film from James Gunn

It's an absolute cracker this week as Ian and Nathan discuss the debut of two Doctopr Who icons, the debut of one not so iconic regular and the return of a favourite enemy.  Terror of the Autons (1971) Directed by Barry Letts. Written by Robert Holmes. Starring Jon Pertwee, Katy Manning and Roger Delgado.

Our trio get into a spot of fishy business! Episode 6: Tomorrow's Tide. Written by Robert W Lenski. Directed by Don McDougall. Guest starring Roscoe Lee Browne

The Timelords have sent Ian and Nathan on a quest to review what is possibly the greatest Doctor Who story of all time! Genesis of the Daleks (1975). Written by Terry Nation. Directed by David Maloney. Starring Tom Baker, Elizabeth Sladen, Ian Marter, Michael Wisher and Peter Miles.

Ian and Nathan round off their review of the second season of Doctor Who starring Ncuti Gatwa!

A message from the past gives our heroes hope for the future.  The Legacy: Written by Robert Hamner. Directed by Bernard McEveety. Starring Zina Bethune and Jackie Earle Hailey

As Omega returns in the Doctor Who season finale Ian flies solo to review the last time he turned up! Doctor Who Season 20. Arc of Infinity. Written by Johnny Byrne. Directed by Ron Jones. Starring Peter Davison, Sarah Sutton and Janet Fielding. With Leonard Sachs, Michael Gough and Colin Baker

Ian and Nathan review the first three episodes of season 2 of Doctor Who  The Robot Revolution  Lux The Well

Ian finds out about crop rotation in  the 31st century.  The Good Seeds. Directed by Don Weiss. Written by Robert W Lenski. Guest starring Geoffrey Deuel

Ian and Nathan are thawed out to review probably the most iconic 2nd Doctor story! The Tomb of the Cybermen (1967). Directed by Morris Barry. Written by Kit Pedler and Gerry Davies. Starring Patrick Troughton, Frazer Hines and Deborah Watling

Find out why The Trap remindds Ian of a classic Simpsons episode! The Trap. Directed by Arnold laven. Wriiten by Edward J Lakso

Ian continues his journey through the Planet Of The Apes tv series Episode two - The Gladiators. Directed by Don McDougall. Written by Art Wallace. Starring Roddy McDowell, James Naughton, Ron Harper, John Hoyt, William Smith and Marc Singer

In this bonus series Ian is going to review of the Planet Of The Apes tv series from 1974. We start with the first episode Escape From Tomorrow.

Ian reviews the first season of the 60s sci-fi classic created by Irwin Allen

Ian gives a review of some of the films he has watched recently, what's coming up on the show and why things have been a bit quiet lately.